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This would be a very valuable enhancement, and is currently available in competing filesystems. It would enable a "condo" model in which researchers could rent storage of different classes (e.g., NVMe and HDD) and have quotas applied properly to the different storage pools. Ideally this could be extended to included external S3 or Archive pools; however, the native pool quotas are the most valuable foundation for these capabilities.
...and it really doesn't seem that hard. It would also be valuable to IBM for marketing the "multi-tenancy" deployment scenario.
Thank you for submitting this Spectrum Scale enhancement request. We have reviewed the request, and although it is a good candidate, it is not on our roadmap for the foreseeable future.